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Practical and artistic basketry (1904)

Tinsley, Laura Rollins, Mrs · New York, Chicago, E.L. Kellogg & Co · leaf 85

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46; this leavesthe thread at back of the center. Bring thethread under the center up to the left, wind thecoil once, pass the needle down over the preced- 8i 82 Practical Basketry. ing coil and out at the back. Fig 55. Proceedwith the next stitch in the same way. Fig. 54- As the work progresses the… … Fig. 55.—Figure Eight Stitch. once between the stitches when needed. Thestitches should always be the same distanceapart. In the illustration, Fig. 53, the flat bottomincludes the first row of color. The next rowturns slightly to form the sides. Keep an even,shallow flare for eight rows, Fig. 56;…

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